Assessing Information Reliability

A reliable source always provides accurate information.

• True

• False

Peer-reviewed articles are generally considered reliable.

• True

• False

The date of publication is irrelevant when assessing reliability.

• False

• True

An author's credentials can impact the reliability of their information.

• True

• False

Information from social media is always reliable.

• True

• False

Cross-referencing multiple sources can help determine accuracy.

• True

• False

Bias in a source can affect the reliability of the information.

• False

• True

Emotional language in an article can be a sign of bias.

• False

• True

The presence of citations in an article indicates reliability.

• False

• True

A well-designed website guarantees the accuracy of its information.

• True

• False